When blood pressure rises, blood vessels, like balloons, will continue to expand by their own elasticity to buffer the rising blood pressure. This is actually a kind of self-protection of the body.

When blood pressure rises, blood vessels, like balloons, will continue to expand by their own elasticity to buffer the rising blood pressure. This is actually a kind of self-protection of the body. But if this state continues, the blood vessels will always be in a state of expansion and cannot retract without rest. What we need to know is that the above changes in blood vessels are only a reaction when blood pressure rises, and all tissues and organs in the body will be affected by it. Influence, sowing the seeds for the occurrence of various diseases, which is also the root cause of hypertension out of control and ultimately leading to multiple organ failure throughout the body.

As for some people who experience dizziness, headaches and other discomforts when their blood pressure rises, some people feel nothing at all.

1. Different people have different sensitivity to high blood pressure.

2. Blood pressure rises slowly, and the body protects itself from rising blood pressure. This is why some people still feel unclear when their blood pressure exceeds 180/110mmHg, but serious consequences of blood vessel rupture may occur at any time.

Reasons for blood pressure fluctuations

First, physiological fluctuations

Everyone’s blood pressure will fluctuate up and down, and it cannot be a straight line. Most people have regular blood pressure fluctuations, but not everyone has this pattern.

Secondly, medicine is not suitable for .

For patients with high blood pressure, there may also be reasons for improper medication, because antihypertensive drugs are divided into long-acting antihypertensive drugs and short-acting antihypertensive drugs. Generally, we recommend long-acting antihypertensive drugs because blood pressure fluctuations are small. If you use short-acting antihypertensive drugs, your blood pressure may fluctuate greatly because short-acting antihypertensive drugs last for a short time.

Third, secondary hypertension

There is another condition called secondary hypertension, such as pheochromocytoma . The high blood pressure caused by this disease is often paroxysmal high blood pressure, which returns to normal after a while.

Of course, what needs to be emphasized here is that in order to stabilize blood pressure, patients should also take various antihypertensive drugs as recommended by their doctors.

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